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Aleph Cloud (formerly Aleph.im) vs Tarlo

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6.1#17 in decentralized storage servicesFrom €5 a month
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FactAleph Cloud (formerly Aleph.im)Tarlo
AudienceThe homepage identifies AI and ML startups, gaming studios, DeFi protocols, and enterprises as user groups.Tarlo says it is built for developers and creators who want storage that lasts.
IntegrationsThe site identifies Ubisoft, Request Finance, HyperSwap, 3MERA, Robotter and Aurora among organizations associated with its ecosystem.The homepage offers Google sign-in and says checkout is handled through Stripe.
SecurityAleph Cloud says it uses Trusted Execution Environments to keep data encrypted and private during computation.The privacy policy says data is transmitted over HTTPS, passwords are hashed with bcrypt, and optional TOTP two-factor authentication is available.
SupportThe contact page invites users to contact the team through a form to discuss solutions and getting started.The privacy policy lists [email protected] as its contact email and states a response time within 72 hours; Pro includes priority support.

Aleph Cloud (formerly Aleph.im) plans

  • VPS 1 vCPUFree
  • Static website hostingFree
  • Block storageFree
  • VPS 2 vCPU$0.01 a month
  • VPS 4 vCPU$0.01 a month
  • GPU instances$0.06 a month

Tarlo plans

  • Starter€5 a month
  • Pro€15 a month

Pick Aleph Cloud (formerly Aleph.im) if…

Aleph Cloud may suit AI and ML startups, gaming studios, DeFi protocols, and enterprises seeking distributed cloud services. Its listed tools and integrations also address teams building websites, applications, or blockchain-related workloads.

Pick Tarlo if…

Tarlo suits developers and creators seeking distributed file storage and pinning. It is useful when content addressing, folder uploads, or private IPFS storage matter.

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